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Logical Frameworks: An Introduction.
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presentation outlining the purpose and benefits of a logframe
and practical steps towards developing one.
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Background |
Logical
frameworks, or logframes, are a common tool for structuring sustainable
livelihoods project, programme and institutional workplans. This
short training presentation highlights the principles that lie behind
the logframe approach, and when and how it should be used.
Key steps and tools for problem identification are described as
well as the stages in developing a logframe based around the problem.
These include defining the goal, the purpose, the outputs, the activities
and the inputs. The identification and definition of risks and objectively
verifiable indicators are also covered.
This logframe tool was produced by IMM Ltd, a consultancy group
based at the university of Exeter, in the UK, for the Global Coral
Reef Monitoring Network (GCRMN).
For more on Logical Frameworks see:
Thinking about Logical Frameworks and Sustainable Livelihoods: A Short
Critique and a Possible Way Forward: Post-it
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